May
11
9:30 AM09:30

COME AND SING MATTHEW COLERIDGE'S REQUIEM

Join composer Matthew Coleridge for an inspiring and uplifting day of choral singing at Llandaff Cathedral. You’ll learn his “sublime” choral work Requiem, before singing in an exhilarating evening performance, conducted by the composer, with guest soloist Jeremy Huw Williams and a string orchestra from the St Woolos Sinfonia

In association with Come and Sing Cardiff

This event is FREE for singers to attend

Audience tickets £10.00

For more details and booking click HERE

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May
18
7:30 PM19:30

'Endings and Beginnings' - Adams Chorale, Newport Philharmonic Choir with St Woolos Sinfonia

This programme of choral music will reflect on loss and transcendence and celebrate the joy of new life and hope

The Adams Chorale and Newport Philharmonic Choir will be accompanied by the Cathedral’s Orchestra in Residence, the St Woolos Sinfonia

Conductor: Emma Gibbins

Soloists:

Emilie Parry-Williams (soprano)

Ethan Hartley (baritone)

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Apr
27
9:00 AM09:00

Come and Sing Karl Jenkins' 'The Armed Man - A Mass for Peace'

Singers,

Join us for another popular Come and Sing event accompanied by the St Woolos Sinfonia. We will learn and perform choruses from The Armed Man - A Mass for Peace under the direction of SWS Associate Conductor, Eugene Monteith

Registration from 0915

Choir rehearsals start 1000

Performance 1545

Click on the following link to access the booking form. Save it to your computer and follow the instructions contained in the form BOOKING FORM

Additional information can be found HERE

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Apr
20
7:30 PM19:30

Georgian Festival Chorale with St Woolos Sinfonia

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Handel ‘Water Music’, Suite No. 1 in F Major
Handel Organ Concerto - ‘The Cuckoo and the Nightingale’
Handel Oratorio - ‘The Choice of Hercules’

Angela Hicks soprano
Eleonore Sian Cockerham soprano
Neil Moore counter-tenor
Michael Burgess tenor

Daniel Robert Cushing conductor
Francis Faux chorus master

For more details and booking click HERE

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Mar
29
1:00 PM13:00

Joseph Haydn’s 'Seven Last Words of Christ on The Cross', performed by the Peregrine Quartet

Formed by cellist Sonia Hammond, the Peregrine String Quartet made their debut performance, to critical acclaim, in Hay-on-Wye. Past performances have included the music of Shostakovich, Beethoven, Mozart and Schubert, along with a number of world premieres from internationally renowned composers. They notably gave an astonishing performance of Steve Reich’s Different Trains in the Lion Ballroom, Leominster, in 2017.

Sonia is joined by Paula Kempton, Christoph Mädler and James Drummond, who are also the Principal String Players in the St Woolos Sinfonia.

ADMISSION FREE

For further details, contact John Goodband goodband.john@gmail.com, 07863104275

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